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A tongue-in-cheek way of saying you're doing absolutely nothing except watching TV all day—basically the laziest form of heroism known to humanity.
Someone who acts without thinking, behaves impulsively, or just generally operates in a chaotic, goofy manner—basically a human wrecking ball of confusion and weirdness.
A South Korean girl group that's basically the Beatles of K-pop—they debuted in 2016 with massive hits like 'Whistle' and 'Boombayah' and subsequently broke every record for female Korean acts on Billboard, YouTube, and basically everywhere else. They're the squad that made 'Ice Cream' and proved the whole world watches them.
A playfully misspelled request for silence, typically used online to tell someone to shut up in a pseudo-polite way that makes it obvious you're joking... sort of.
An acronym meaning 'All Hail Lord Brisus'—a reverent fandom expression honoring Brian May, the legendary guitarist of Queen, often used ironically or genuinely by rock music devotees.
A crew of rebellious characters who fund their drinking habits through strategic theft rather than actual employment, achieving financial freedom through creative crime.
Most often, you'll see JFI at the front of a text, email, or forum post in which someone wants to share information. Since the texter, emailer, or poster didn't use FYI, they likely want to share the information with not just you, but a larger group of people.
Gamersuse CTF as shorthand for "capture the flag." This acronym describes a game mode in which two teams attempt to capture each other's flag and return it to their home base to win. Often, CTF matches are timed, and the team that manages to retrieve the other team's flag the most number of times wins.
If someone you're chatting with sends you PIR, it means there are other people in the room with them. Those people might be able to read your conversation, so you should be careful about what you send.
aka puchka/golgappa. very delicious in taste and looks properrr patola.
Leahc is a type of extemely rare Phenomenon. Every Millenium Only One Person In This World With A 1st Name, "Leahc." Is Born. Many have Leah or Lea as their 1st name's, but not Leahc. Countless of Scientists still is trying to discover the mystery behind this phenomenon.
Songcycle is the phenomenon experienced when a person repeatedly thinks of a song or refrain of music, perhaps in spite of efforts not to think of the song or refrain of music. The person may find himself humming or singing the song or refrain of music without intending to.
he is known as a content creator but doesn't post as much but he's decent doing his part. He is sometimes called lobsters because of the synonyms.
A female or male that you fuck then forget, not filling, holds you till you find a meal.
Sybau spelled backwards.
you know who you are
Your Mom Goes To college
you wish you were me
In bodybuilding, "yoked" is when a person's physique is toned and muscular. It is similar to theswole,hench,ripped, andjackedslang for muscles.
The SCM drink is one of the most popular fall drink offerings, along withPSLandPSF. It consists of espresso, milk, mocha sauce, and toffee nut syrup. The drink is also topped with whipped cream, caramel drizzle, raw sugar, and sea salt.
A swish in basketball is a near-perfect shot where the ball only touches the net, not any of the rim. The name comes from the sound the net makes when the ball quickly passes through it.
People often end messages in which they've offered advice with HTH (hope this helps). This acronym expresses a person's hope that you'll find their opinion or guidance useful.
For example, your sister may be talking on the phone and exclaim, "Whoa! Is he OK?" when discovering your neighbor was in a car accident. Or, your mom and dad may text you an awesome birthday surprise, and you respond with, "Whoa! Amazing!" While the pronunciation is the same, people may also spell whoa as "woah."
People typically use "BION" online when sharing about something unbelievable. It's similar to saying, "I know it's hard to believe, but..."